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Attempt to Reference/Modify/Delete Object(s) which are Checked Out

The following is the description of this error message:

Attempt to reference/modify/delete object(s) which are checked out

• <object type> <object label>
• subset: <subset name>
• Access: DELETE | MODIFY | ACCESS
• userid: <userid>

This message indicates that the object listed in the message was checked out with the indicated protection during the migration. A migration can complete successfully when subsets are checked out, but migration does not:

• Add or remove a referencing association to an object that is checked out with Delete protection in the destination model.
• Add or remove a modifying association if an object is checked out with Modify or Delete protection in the destination model.
• Replace an object checked out with Modify or Delete protection in the destination model.
• Delete an object checked out with Delete, Modify, or Access protection in the destination model.

The following is the description of this error message:

Attempt to reference/modify/delete object(s) which are checked out

• Procedure Step A
• subset: PSTEP A
• Access: MODIFY
• userid: JLM

The following figure references several objects including a Procedure step called Procedure Step A, which is to be migrated to the Destination Model. However, userid JLM checked out the Destination Model's Procedure Step A with an access level of Modify prior to the migration attempt.

Check in the subsets that would cause the errors.

Note: For more information about subsetting protections, see the Client Server Encyclopedia User Guide.